Essays on Human Body

Obesity is the condition in which so much body fat is accumulated which might lead to number of serious health problems such as heart disease, type two diabetes, and stroke. This problem has become dramatically increasing throughout Saudi Arabia. Statistically, 67. 5% of Saudi female…

Varicose veins are a typical condition portrayed by purple or pale blue swelling veins. The condition is most usually created in the legs and feet however can create on any piece of the body. Varicose veins happen frequently in the lower limits because of the…

Neurodevelopmental disorders (NDs) play an important role in our society due to the increasing prevalence (Boyle et al. , 2011; Environmental Protection Agency, 2017). NDs include various severe symptoms like cognitive, motor, social, affective and language disturbances and thereby strongly restrict a patient’s daily life…

Oxygen homeostasis represents an important organizing principle for human development and physiology. The essential requirement for oxidative phosphorylation to generate adenosine triphosphate (ATP) is balanced by the risk of oxidative damage to cellular lipids, nucleic acids, and proteins. As a result, cellular and systemic O2…

Recent biochemical knowledge shows that cholesterin levels are enhanced in control females than control males. Kind 2 diabetes ends up in increase in cholesterin levels. Therefore cholesterin levels are higher in diabetic males and females than control males and females. However diabetic females have high…

Historical Background of the Institution The Jacaranda workshop that began in 1982 was initially started as a project by the Rotary Club Nairobi. What the workshop does is that it offers employment as well as the possibility for mentally handicapped people to work on further…

The immune system is what keeps animals healthy and is essential for survival. The immune system fights against bacteria, viruses, parasites, and without it the body would just be open for attack. The immune system involves many types of cells, organs, proteins and tissues which…

In central nervous system, synapses are important for conduction of nerve impulses. When these signals reach at the end of neurons, neurotransmitters are released to bind to receptors present on post-synaptic membrane to conduct the impulse to subsequent neurons. These neurotransmitters can include: acetylcholine, GABA,…

Blood derivatives Blood derivatives are substances derived from human blood. They are sometimes referred to as biologic drugs. Among the blood derivetives known today include whole blood, blood components and plasma derivatives. These blood products essential improve tissue oxygenation when given to a person that…

Anticoagulant drugs are basically purosed to minimize the capacity of the blood to clot. Such drugs exist in five (5) forms; Heparin, Oral anticoagulant, antiplatelete drugs, direct thrombin inhibitors and factor Xa inhibitor drugs. Heparin Originally, Heparin comes from animal tissues, and is essential for…